EggVerse patch notes

A simple sign in reminder

Some existing accounts will see a one time invitation to sign in again when they’re between games.

• Updated: Sign in when you’re ready The optional reminder appears outside games and lobbies. Continue with your linked Google or Apple account, or choose Later. You stay signed in, and your progress stays with your account.

Your account

One tap wishlists and clearer account controls

Save games with one tap when you’re signed in, keep game emails separate, and review clearer privacy and account deletion controls.

• Updated: One tap wishlists When you’re signed in, save a game without entering your email again. Choosing game emails stays separate from saving a wishlist.
• Updated: Clearer account privacy and deletion Review how account information is used and see which account you’re deleting before you confirm. An expired confirmation asks you to start again.

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Neon Nest: a real engine, and the race in an egg carton.

Your kart now sounds like a car, your speed sits on a little gauge egg, and the standings live in an egg carton, solo and with friends.

• Updated: It sounds like a car. The engine revs through five gears and you hear every shift. Boosts roar louder, and drifting makes the tyres squeal.
• Updated: The gauge egg. Your speed sits next to a little gauge egg with a needle. It turns Neon pink while you boost and cracks when you're hit.
• New: Standings in an egg carton. Every racer's head sits in a cup under your speed. Overtakes hop the heads between cups, and you ride the yolk.
• Updated: The Nest map. The route is a little road ring. On phones it hangs under the lap counter, and on a computer it sits bottom left, with your held item bigger in the bottom right.

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Neon Nest: speed up top, the map in its corner.

Your speed is back top left, the route map sits under the pause button, and your held item is always in view, solo and with friends.

• Updated: Speed, top left. Your speed sits top left with your place just under it. The number holds steady at top speed and glows pink while you boost.
• Updated: The map has a home. The route map moved from under your thumb to the top right corner, under the pause button.
• Fixed: See your item. On a computer, your held item now shows bottom right with the Q key beside it. Picking up or using an item shows on the item button instead of in words.

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Neon Nest's HUD matches every other game.

Your place and lap now sit in the same stickers as every other game, with a big moment as each new lap starts, solo and with friends.

• Updated: Place and lap, where you expect them. Your place is top left and the lap is top centre. LAP 2 and FINAL LAP hatch out of an egg as they start.
• Updated: A clearer race. The old speed card, lap strip and row of racers are gone. Your drift charge fills the drift button, and race news shows as short notes.
• Fixed: Friends races match. The item button is Neon pink, racer names are clear tags in each player's colour, and the rear view no longer covers the top of the screen.

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Neon Nest steers as far as you lean.

On phones, the Drive stick now turns the kart in proportion to how far you lean it, and pushing forward no longer makes the kart wobble.

• Fixed: No more wobble. A small sideways drift while you push the stick forward now drives straight. Before, the slightest lean turned the kart all the way.
• Updated: Turn as hard as you lean. Lean the stick a little for a gentle turn and all the way across for a full one. Keyboard steering is unchanged.
• Updated: A fresh leaderboard. Steering works differently now, so Neon Nest best times start a new board.

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Neon Nest runs smoothly, and phones steer with the stick.

Neon Nest draws each frame several times faster, most of all on phones, and phone steering now comes from the Drive stick alone.

• Fixed: No more stutter. The city circuit takes a fraction of the time to draw each frame, so races stay smooth on phones held upright, where the lag was worst. The streets, karts and buildings look exactly the same.
• Updated: Steer with the stick. On phones, the Drive stick steers on its own. Leaning the phone no longer takes over, and Neon Nest no longer asks for motion access, solo or with friends.

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Fresh rounds for Musical Nests and Chef Says

Refreshed pixel art stages, a clearer view of the action, and fresh sequences each time you play.

• Updated: A clearer stage Musical Nests keeps the dance circle centered, with one continuous wooden floor and the Chef visible above the podium. Both games keep their indoor settings with refreshed pixel artwork.
• Fixed: A fresh game every time New solo games and replays now use fresh random sequences. Musical Nests changes nest positions and spin direction each round. Chef Says avoids identical back to back cues while keeping its fake outs.
• Updated: A clearer Freeze cue Chef Says now spells out FREEZE instead of showing an ambiguous symbol.

Two new guides: family calls and games for two.

A plan for playing with family on a Thanksgiving video call, and two player games that work on Android and iPhone alike.

• New: Thanksgiving on a video call. A 30 minute plan for family who live far apart, with games teens and grandparents learn in a minute: Spoons, Chef Says, Musical Nests and more.
• New: Two player games for any phone. Looking for GamePigeon on Android? Chess, Speed, Ember Volley and more work on Android and iPhone alike from one shared link, and the two player games page now links the guide.

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Find the right game faster.

New pages for card, party, two player and cooperative games, five new game night guides, and game covers that load much faster.

• New: Games by kind. Card games, party games, two player games and cooperative games each have their own page now, so you can pick by mood and group size. Every game page links back to its group.
• New: Five new guides. Read about a free Jackbox alternative, games like Among Us that run in a browser, games for Discord and for Zoom, Teams or FaceTime calls, and a plan for a remote team holiday party.
• Updated: Covers load faster. Game covers now arrive as lighter images sized to your screen, so game pages open quicker, especially on phones.
• Updated: Easier to find. Game pages now name the classic game they are based on, like Cheat, Spoons or musical chairs, so friends can find them by searching for it.

Browse party games

Lights Out is now a climb.

Climb dark, terraced hills with your crew. Carry mirrors, bend lantern light onto every lamp to open the stairs, and stay ahead of the rising dark. Every climb is built fresh, so no two are the same.

• New: Eight hills, eight tricks of the light. Pick a hill on the ridge. Each one teaches something new: mirrors and prisms, heavy great mirrors, bridges of light, stained glass, moonstones, burning lenses and ember lamps. The eighth mixes them all.
• New: Never the same climb twice. Every climb builds its terraces fresh, and every one can be solved. After the eighth hill come wild hills, a hill of the day and codes to share a wild hill with friends.
• Updated: One egg or eight. Alone, you set every mirror yourself. With friends, each terrace needs more lanterns shining at once.
• Updated: A new look. Sandstone walls, iron lanterns and standing mirrors that lean the way they bounce the light.

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A clearer way into the Poached playtest.

See the game, check the next session and follow each step to join on desktop or phone.

• Updated: Your next step, in one place. The Playtest page brings the session, sign in, username and password steps together, alongside a visual guide to the game and the Midnight reward.

Hold'em you can read on a phone.

Texas Hold'em on a phone now seats everyone across the table from you, and a green bar shows who won and with what.

• Updated: Everyone across the table. Hold your phone upright and the other players sit in a row facing you, each with their name, chips, cards and what they just did. Past three opponents, a second row stands behind. The shared cards and your hand are bigger, and the red chip circles are gone: your stack says YOU and the middle says POT.
• New: See what won. When a hand ends, a green bar swoops in with the winner, their two cards and the name of the hand, and the shared cards that made it light up. If you were still in, it also tells you what you had.
• Fixed: Keys that fit. On a computer, the keys shown at the start of a game stay on screen: Hold'em's list no longer spills out of its box, and Shellbound's long row wraps on smaller windows.
• Updated: Cleaner Couch pictures. Couch Play's lobbies show each game's picture without its painted on title, so the name only appears once.

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Pull up a cushion.

Couch Play's TV now waits in a cosy lounge, with your game playing on the telly, and you can walk during Crackle Floor's 3-2-1.

• New: The couch lounge. While your crew gathers, the TV shows the picked game on the lounge telly, with its name and tags right on the screen. Scan the egg QR code beside it, watch your crew tick in as they get ready, and press Start.
• New: Every game on the rug. All the couch games sit along the bottom of the TV so the room can see what's on offer. The host still picks on their phone, or on the TV if it has a mouse.
• Fixed: Move during the countdown. In Couch Play, Crackle Floor lets you walk during the 3-2-1 and the floor only starts cracking at Go, so nobody drops before they can move.
• Updated: A cleaner TV in game. Player cards on the TV no longer show a row of lives; your egg on the card still cracks as you get hit. The "Getting everyone ready" panel only shows if a start takes longer than usual.
• Fixed: Phone tidy ups. On iPhone, the tab bar and the Ready button drop back to the bottom after you type your name. Egg Stack's Drop egg sits in the middle of the lobby's controls preview.

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Couch Play's phone lobby, tidied up.

A lighter look behind the game's name, a clearer controls preview, and Soul Scrambler's icon fixed.

• Updated: See more of the game. The shade behind the game's name is lighter, so the picture shows through. The name is bigger and your crew sits right under the tags.
• Fixed: Ready meets the tab bar. Ready and Start now sit flush on the tab bar instead of floating just above it, and the pan stands out in the controls preview.
• Fixed: One Soul Scrambler. Soul Scrambler's egg no longer shows a second, half cut copy of him on top in lives, crew and player icons.

Open Couch Play

A better Couch Play lobby on your phone.

The phone lobby in Couch Play is redesigned. The game fills the top of your screen, with how to play, your controls and the room settings underneath.

• Updated: The game up top. The picked game fills the top of your phone with its name, what kind of game it is and who's in your crew, with a tick for everyone who's ready. The host flips through games with the arrows or rolls the dice.
• Updated: Learn it before you play. Switch between how to play and your controls. The controls are the real buttons you'll use in that game, and Good to know lists the rules worth reading first.
• Updated: Ready stays in reach. Ready and Start stay pinned above the tab bar while you scroll. Your name and Leave room are at the bottom.

Open Couch Play

Poached is on its way.

A 12 v 12 castle battle is coming to EggVerse. Leave your email on the home page and we'll tell you when it's out.

• New: Poached, coming soon. Twelve eggs a side. Break their towers, storm their castle and carry your princess home. It's not out yet, but you can get on the list from the home page and we'll email you when it launches.
• Updated: Privacy policy, updated. It now explains the launch list: the email address you give, what we use it for, and that every email lets you unsubscribe.

Open games in your chat arcade

Ask for a game while the chat arcade is open and continue in the same player.

• Fixed: Keep playing in the open arcade The chat arcade now has controls for opening a game, joining an invite and returning to the catalogue in the current player.

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Games stay in view in ChatGPT.

Fixed a blank purple player when starting a game with friends in ChatGPT.

• Fixed: From lobby to game. Games with friends now fill the ChatGPT player after you press Start, including when you resize the panel.

Clearer phone play.

Fewer pop ups, nothing parked in the middle of the screen, and controls that do what your thumbs say.

• Updated: Big news only. The cracking egg announcement now only plays for a new wave, round or lap and the start or end of a game. Everything else is a small note that stays out of your way.
• Updated: Bars out of the playfield. Meters like balance and pressure sit small on the left edge. Frost Hop no longer shows an ice bar, and Dodge Yolk's throw power fills the throw button instead.
• Fixed: No more drifting. Egg Pop aims with the stick and Ember Volley moves with the stick, not by leaning your phone. In games that do steer by tilt, the stick steps aside while you lean.
• Fixed: Small fixes. Egg on the Run counts your distance, Yolkworks drops the stick it never needed, Egg Pop's pressure and next costume are visible again, and Excalibegg starts right after the countdown.

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Polish from playtesting.

Small fixes from a night of Couch Play: clearer phones, a centred Shellbound yard and a perk with an honest name.

• Fixed: Nothing hides the TV cue. On shorter phones, Eyes on the TV no longer sits under Shellbound's buttons.
• Updated: A centred Shellbound yard. On the TV the whole yard sits in the middle of the screen, and the gate signs moved just outside the walls. The tower and shop panel got the same cream look as the rest of the controls.
• Updated: Spoiled Egg's buy button stays put. On phones the buy button never jumps in and out; it just lights up with what's for sale when you reach a station. Double Yolk is now called Double Shot, because that's what it does.

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Keep your eyes on the TV.

Couch Play needs fewer glances at your phone, starting a game is easier, and Spoiled Egg's shop and scraps got a lot clearer.

• Updated: Choices where you look. In Couch Play, Shellbound's Omen vote shows big and numbered on the TV. Your class and upgrades fill your phone, and the TV tells everyone when to look down. Walk up to a shop or tower and the TV shows what it sells under your card.
• Updated: Easier to pick a game. On your phone, the host changes the game right at the top with arrows, a dice or the full list. Your controls show before you play, the TV has a mute button, and the end of a round asks what's next with two big buttons.
• New: Scraps you scoop up. In Spoiled Egg, cracked eggs drop gold scrap shards. Walk over them to collect, and anything left behind comes to you when the wave ends.
• Updated: A clearer Spoiled Egg shop. Buy buttons show the item itself, the price turns red when you're short, the Hand Mixer and Whisk Blaster fire bigger shots, and small news no longer fills the screen.
• Fixed: Previews on phones. The Start button is always in reach, and gameplay clips stay inside the cover instead of spilling below it.

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One HUD for every game.

Every game now shows its score, round and controls the same way, so once you know one game you know where to look in all of them.

• Updated: The same corners everywhere. What you're collecting sits top left with your lives as little eggs under it, the round or timer sits top centre, and the pause egg is always top right.
• Updated: Egg buttons and a frying pan. On phones you steer with a frying pan and tap egg buttons that squash when you press them. Moves that need to recharge fill up with colour until they're ready.
• Updated: A drawer for your cards. Card games keep your hand in a felt drawer you can pull up to see every card. In The Yolk's On You you spin a dial to pick what you say on a free lead.
• Updated: Couch Play on the big screen. Your phone controller shows a bar in your colour with bigger buttons, and the TV gives each player their own corner card.

Pick a game

Eggladiators has left the arcade.

Eggladiators is no longer available in Play, online rooms, or Couch Play. Choose another game from the arcade.

• Updated: An updated game lineup. Eggladiators has been removed from the arcade. Old game links return to Play, where you can choose another game for yourself or your friends.

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Your first skin is on us

Pick any egg and claim it in one tap. It’s yours, already on, the moment you sign in.

• New: Claim it in one tap Skins you haven’t unlocked show a Free tag until you pick your first one. Tap one, press Claim, and you’re back home already wearing it.
• New: Pick before you sign in After a round, choose the egg you want, then continue with Google or Apple. You come back wearing it.
• Updated: See the real look The You tab now shows every skin exactly as it looks in game.

Pick your skin

A smoother start for your whole couch.

Couch Play waits for the TV and every controller, then starts everyone on the same countdown.

• Fixed: Everyone starts together. The game waits until the TV and each controller have loaded. Rejoining players get time to reconnect before play resumes.
• Updated: Quicker controls, steadier play. Controls send your moves sooner, movement stays steadier when updates arrive in bursts, and Shellbound’s TV lighting draws more efficiently at full resolution.
• Updated: Ready when you press Start. The selected game loads ahead of time on the TV, audio starts with your Start tap, and reconnecting keeps loaded game resources ready.

Play together

Keep your crew together

Existing Incognitegg invitations now reopen in the lobby after the game update.

• Fixed: Your invite still works Rooms from before the Incognitegg update return to the lobby with the same crew. Ready up together to start a fresh round.

Find the egg in a whole new crowd

Incognitegg has a new crowded world to explore, daily leaderboards are here, and signing in comes with enough Shellings for a skin.

• Updated: Hide in plain sight One friend searches with a magnifying lens while the others hide among a painted crowd. Every round brings a new page, and everyone gets a turn seeking. Play solo to search three busy pages.
• New: A fresh challenge today Try Incognitegg’s Page of the day and compare your scores on the new Today leaderboards. Use Hide HUD when you want more room to see the game.
• New: Your first skin is on us Sign in to receive 2,500 Shellings, enough to choose a skin. Existing signed in players receive the same welcome gift once.

Explore Incognitegg

Bring your friends with one link

Copy the invite link, send it to your friends, and open the same lobby with one tap.

• Updated: Invites that open your room Copy in the game lobby now gives you a direct invite link. Your EGG code stays visible for friends who prefer to enter it.

Open the arcade

Share your chat lobby

Copy your invite from an embedded game panel and bring your friends into the same room.

• Fixed: Invite code copying Invite buttons handle chat panels that restrict clipboard access, while keeping the room code available to select and share.

Open the arcade

Your friends lobby, ready in chat

Open a game with friends in chat to get its preview and a ready to share online lobby.

• Updated: Bring your crew A friends request opens the game preview and creates an online lobby. Copy the invite code and let each friend join on their own device.
• Updated: A clearer game panel Game previews and lobbies keep a compact layout as the chat panel changes size. Browse Play and Leaderboards from the same arcade.

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Smoother movement with friends.

Smoother movement and effects in friends rooms.

• Updated: Keep things moving. Movement, cooldowns and effects flow more smoothly between updates in friends rooms.
• Updated: Stay in step. More consistent local movement in Cloud Hopper, Crackle Floor and Yolk Sumo, including moving platforms, crumbling floors and pan collisions.

Play with friends

Join your friends from chat

Room invitations now submit inside the chat player.

• Fixed: Join room Enter your invitation code and select Join room to join your friends from the chat player.
• Updated: Clearer invitations Friends setup points you to Invite friends and reminds everyone to join on their own device.

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Keep your chat player connected

Existing chat connections can open the latest EggVerse player.

• Fixed: Existing chat connections Older EggVerse connections can load the current player without being removed and added again.

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Clearer invitations and help in chat

Join friends with the current invitation codes and find guest play support and privacy details.

• Fixed: Join with your room code The chat player accepts EGG-12345 invitations and older room codes. Couch Play invitations open the website controller.
• Updated: Help while you play Support, privacy and terms are available from the chat player, with clearer details about guest sessions.

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Five more games answer your steps

Your egg starts walking when you steer in Spoiled Egg, Incognitegg, Musical Nests, Excalibegg and Lights Out friends rooms.

• Updated: Walking responds between updates Your own egg walks locally between server updates in five more games. Hits, other players and game outcomes still follow the shared game.
• Updated: Spoiled Egg aim follows your controls Your own egg also turns and aims locally. Shots, ammo, grabs and the vacuum remain part of the shared game.
• Fixed: Incognitegg follows your own egg Your personal view carries your egg’s position for smooth movement and camera following, without revealing which eggs belong to other players.

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Shellbound responds to your steps

In Shellbound friends rooms, your egg now starts walking as soon as you steer.

• Updated: Your egg moves when you press Walking responds locally between server updates. Rolls, attacks, card choices and knockback still follow the shared game.
• Fixed: Steadier movement between updates Local movement keeps its frame clock across packets, helping Dodge Yolk and Shell Clash too.

Play Shellbound

Smoother starts and lighter Couch Play

Game art gets ready before play, Couch Play uses less work on high resolution TVs, and old cached files stop piling up.

• Updated: Art ready before play Game images decode during loading to reduce stalls in the first moments of play.
• Updated: Lighter TV rendering Couch Play caps its canvas at 1440 pixels tall. Larger TVs may look slightly softer while drawing fewer pixels each frame.
• Fixed: Fresh art, smaller caches Brand art refreshes for the next visit. Old cached files are cleared after an online app refresh, while offline visits keep their game files.

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Get back to your crew.

Friends and Couch rooms recover from connection drops, with a way to rejoin and recover an older open page.

• Fixed: Reconnect after a drop. Friends and Couch rooms keep trying after a connection drops and reconnect when you return to the page or your network comes back. Use Rejoin if your game connection has ended.
• Fixed: Older pages recover. A page left open across an update can refresh itself once if game code is missing, with a guard against repeated reloads.
• Updated: More room for game nights. More friends and Couch rooms can be created each day.

Play with your crew

Smoother games with your crew.

Smoother shared movement, more reliable quick taps, and quieter Shellbound scenery.

• Fixed: Movement between updates. Restored smooth movement in Spoiled Egg, Shellbound, Eggladiators, Excalibegg and Lights Out, plus smoother climbing in Shadow Step.
• Fixed: Keep your controls. Quick direction taps in Chef Says now register reliably. Cloud Hopper keeps held steering when updates resume after a brief connection gap.
• Updated: A steadier view. Shellbound trees and bushes stay still. Egg Pop rows, Ember Volley effects and card table animations move more smoothly.
• Updated: Lighter card tables. Unchanged cards do less repeat work while your hand, choices and timers stay up to date.

Play with your crew

Shellbound mobile controls, tightened up.

More reliable building and touch controls in multiplayer, with a clearer playfield.

• Fixed: Build while on the move. Building and upgrading now keep the correct selection when you are also using the movement stick.
• Fixed: Let go, stop attacking. Touch controls now release cleanly when a touch is interrupted, and building does not leave movement stuck.
• Updated: More room for the action. Removed the player card row above the Shellbound playfield. Leaving a party now returns to the homepage.

Play Shellbound

Smoother games with your crew.

Smoother multiplayer motion, lighter Couch Play controllers and clearer sixes and nines.

• Updated: Keep the game moving. Multiplayer motion and camera transitions are smoother, with quicker local movement response in Dodge Yolk, Shell Clash and Shadow Step.
• Updated: Lighter phone controllers. Couch Play sends phones the controls and information they need with less background game data. Busy Spoiled Egg rounds also use smaller updates.
• Updated: Closer to the action. Spoiled Egg on the TV now frames your crew more closely and pulls back when friends spread apart. Downed teammates stay in view.
• Fixed: Clearer cards. Sixes and nines now have an underline in The Yolk’s On You, Speed and Texas Hold’em so they are easier to tell apart.

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A clearer view from the couch.

Preview the action, learn the controls and get your group playing from one shared screen.

• Updated: See the game before you start. Couch Play now shows gameplay footage alongside illustrated rules and a preview of the controls on your phone.
• Fixed: Controls that are easier to read. Joysticks sit in the centre, poker cards and buttons have room to breathe, and hand rankings are easier to find on phones.
• Updated: A smoother lobby. Game changes fade gently on the TV. Invites confirm when copied, the player row lines up with the game shelf, and mobile instructions stay close at hand.
• Updated: Step into the portal sooner. A shorter mobile welcome brings the portal closer to the games.

Start Couch Play

More games for the couch

Four more Couch Play games, a steadier shared screen and simpler room codes. Your profile gets a fresh galaxy home too.

• Updated: Keep your eyes on the shared screen Couch Play keeps a wide view with names above characters. The Yolk’s On You announces each claim during the three second bluff window, and Egg Stack announces whose turn it is.
• New: Four more ways to play together Musical Nests, Crackle Floor, Texas Hold’em and Yolk Sumo join Couch Play. Hold’em keeps your cards on your phone.
• Updated: Just enter five digits Room fields already include EGG-. Enter the five digits from your host, or paste an existing invite.
• Updated: A new home for your egg Browse your character collection in a galaxy profile, with your gameplay sprite, stats and Shellings together.

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A tighter catch and a stronger shove

Dodge Yolk starts at the centre line. Yolk Sumo gets shorter dashes, stronger hits and a faster closing ring.

• Updated: Race for the ball Dodge Yolk balls start near the centre. Catch timing is tighter, bots throw more reliably, and the court fits better on tablets.
• Updated: Make your dash count Yolk Sumo dashes are shorter and easier to steer after. Clean hits push rivals harder, and the ring starts closing sooner.
• Fixed: Keep track of your egg Friends play has more responsive movement and clearer player names. Floating score numbers have been removed.

Shellbound grows a new garden defense.

Defend a rebuilt courtyard with animated towers, automatic ranged targeting and durable iron crabs that threaten late waves.

• Updated: A courtyard made for defense. Fresh garden scenery, animated tower upgrades and clearer shadows bring the sanctuary together. Omen cards, shop icons and healing potions match the new artwork.
• New: Iron crabs join the siege. Armored crabs arrive from wave 12 and focus on your defenses. From wave 18, larger packs can charge structures after a warning. Focus your attacks before they connect.
• Fixed: Smoother movement and ranged combat. Enemies no longer snap through obstacles during ground leaps. Archers and mages automatically target nearby enemies, including Arrow Volley.
• Updated: Rogue fights back. A longer dash hits enemies along its path, with a faster recharge. Direct dagger and dash kills have a 20% chance to heal one heart. All four classes now show clearer preparation, strikes and recovery.
• Fixed: A clean arrival. The loading screen shows the current courtyard, and obsolete runtime art has been removed.
• Updated: Healing becomes scarcer. Potion drops become rarer as waves advance, including champion drops. The apothecary remains available when you need healing.

Play Shellbound

One clear way to play your cards

The same clear claims and buttons in solo, friends and Couch Play.

• Updated: Clear claims in every mode Solo and friends games now use the same readable instructions and claim buttons as Couch Play. Regular hands scroll sideways, and Couch hands stay in rows of three. Tap a selected card to deselect it.
• Updated: Keep the round moving You now have three seconds to call a bluff. If nobody calls, the next turn starts automatically.

Play The Yolk’s On You

Your cards, easier to follow

Couch Play now lays out your hand in rows of three, with clearer claims.

• Updated: See your hand and your claim Scroll down through three cards per row. Your claim starts at zero and counts the cards you select, with the Play button always close by. Extra labels and the question mark are gone.

Open Couch Play

Clearer cards on your phone

Couch Play makes your next move easier to read in The Yolk’s On You.

• Updated: One clear next move Short turn instructions, readable buttons and a compact phone controller keep your cards close. Smooth selection and reveal animations bring each bluff to life.

Open Couch Play

One screen. Your phones are the controllers.

Couch Play brings your crew together around one screen, with private cards and touch controls on each phone.

• New: Couch Play for two to eight players. Open Couch Play on a TV or computer, then scan its QR code or enter the room code on each phone. Everyone taps ready before the host starts.
• New: Six games, one room. Play The Yolk’s On You, Spoiled Egg, Shellbound, Egg Stack, Eggladiators and Excalibegg. Replay with your crew or choose another game without joining a new room.
• Updated: A clearer shared screen. Shared cameras keep the action together, player portraits show who is still standing, and Spoiled Egg’s connected scenery stays sharper on larger displays.

Open Couch Play

An easier way to join your crew.

Clearer invite codes, joining from your game preview, and a smoother return for another round.

• Updated: Codes you can read out loud. Room codes now look like EGG-12345. Join from the Play page or enter a code right inside the game preview. Existing codes and invite links still work.
• Fixed: Your crew stays in place. The host always appears in the first seat, including after a host leaves. Game previews stay centered after Play again, and How to Play opens without getting covered by the crew panel.

Pick a game

Your next game night starts here.

Browse games, watch gameplay and get your crew together from one preview.

• Updated: A closer look before you play. Slide between game covers, watch gameplay in place and open instructions without leaving the preview. The portal opens the selected game’s preview too.
• New: Build your crew in the preview. Create an invite when you need it, share one room code and ready up together. Hosts can add real bots to empty seats in 14 supported games.
• Updated: Room for eight at the table. Texas Hold’em now seats up to eight players. Start with free table chips and play your hand.

Find your next game

Find your next game faster.

Search the arcade by game, genre, or play style, then browse the full set of game filters below.

• Updated: Search for the mood you are in. Queries such as card games or cooperative games now bring up the matching choices across the arcade. The search field sits beside the library heading, leaving more room for game filters.

A better first look at every world.

The homepage opens with the original EggVerse crew. Choose a star or Random to reveal a game, then jump into its familiar preview.

• Updated: Meet the crew, then pick a world. The original characters greet you first. Arrows or Random reveal a game world, with a clear Play button for your choice.
• Fixed: A cleaner portal edge. The changing scene now blends into the floor without a hard line, and the navigation no longer shows the Beta label.

Pick a world. Make some trouble.

Explore a different game through the homepage portal, then jump into its gameplay preview.

• New: A portal to your next game. Use the purple stars to browse illustrated game worlds. The play button follows your selection and opens the familiar game preview.
• Updated: A little more breathing room. The hero flows behind the navigation on phones and desktop. Footer links sit neatly beside the copyright with matching space at both edges.

A smoother start to game night.

Bad Egg joins the familiar game preview, paused games put Resume first, and friends arrive in the lobby before getting ready. Game links and leaderboards are easier to explore.

• Updated: Bad Egg gets a familiar start. Open Bad Egg from its game preview, choose a practice role, and meet your pixel crew before the round begins.
• Fixed: Pause, then resume. Resume game now leads the pause menu, and phone result cards keep the title and buttons clear.
• Updated: Get your friends ready. Friends arrive in the lobby first, with consistent Start game, I’m ready and Play with friends actions.
• Updated: Find your next game. Game previews use shareable game links and support Back. Leaderboards open on the busiest current board.

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A guest arcade for chat.

The chat arcade beta brings the public games into a dedicated guest player.

• New: Bring your crew. Browse all 29 public games, play solo or join the same friends rooms as website players. Each game keeps its usual player limit. The chat player uses a separate guest and does not include account purchases.

Explore the arcade

Smoother cards. Clearer tables.

Speed keeps moving when you are stuck. Texas Hold’em gets clearer seats, easier betting controls and lounge music.

• Updated: Keep Speed moving. Beginner opponents respond sooner, blocked piles flip faster, and cards land smoothly at a size that fits your screen.
• Updated: Settle into Texas Hold’em. Follow the pot, dealer and blinds in a clearer layout. Adjust raises with an egg slider, check the hand rankings and play with a new lounge soundtrack.

Play Speed

A gentler start at the card table.

Speed and Texas Hold’em start on Beginner, with clearer cards and new illustrated covers.

• Updated: Choose your pace. Beginner bots take more time and play more forgivingly. Speed and Texas Hold’em now start on Beginner, with distinct harder levels when you want a challenge.
• Fixed: Clearer cards and lessons. Card numbers are easier to read. Speed, Texas Hold’em, Spoons and The Yolk’s On You share simpler felt panels, with the Spoons matching example fitting inside its frame. The new covers keep the original title lettering.

Play Speed

Two new games at the card table.

Race through your deck in Speed, or settle in for classic Texas Hold’em. Both use the EggVerse card deck and table you already know.

• New: Speed: no turns, just quick cards. Race one friend or a solo bot to clear twenty cards. Tap a card and then either pile on mobile; use 1–5 and the arrow keys on desktop. Your finish shows how quickly you cleared your deck.
• New: Classic Texas Hold’em. Play with two to six friends or three solo bots. Two private cards, five community cards, and free table chips for checking, calling, raising and folding. Table chips are separate from Shellings and have no cash value.

Play Speed

Choose your challenge. Start fresh.

Pick your bot difficulty in The Yolk’s On You and restart solo games from the game menu.

• Updated: A table for every player. Choose Beginner, Casual, Smart or Pro before a solo game of The Yolk’s On You. Bots now weigh the cards they can see, remember revealed cards and take more care with risky claims.
• New: A fresh round when you want one. Use Restart game in the game menu to begin a new solo round. It also resets solo Bad Egg, Egg on the Run and Royal Shells. Shared online matches keep playing.

Play The Yolk’s On You

Bad Egg brings the house to life.

Clearer chores, quicker voting and a livelier crew make it easier to find the bad egg.

• Updated: Chores that show your progress. Work on illustrated chores beside the house, then walk away to close them. The compact chore picker leaves more room for movement on phones.
• Updated: Straight from discovery to voting. Nearby cracked eggs start a short report scene. Tap a player to vote. A wrong vote returns you to the same match without repeating your role reveal.
• Updated: A more lively solo crew. Bots react to blackouts, move between chores and vote on what they have seen. Practice tour stays peaceful, with a shortcut to a real match.
• Fixed: Clearer screens and house furniture. Role, voting and result screens use your actual crew. The house backdrop fills the opening screen, bathroom furniture fits the room, and live help keeps its controls compact and aligned.

Play Bad Egg

Bring your crew. Make it a game night.

A new Eggstra guide helps remote teams and communities plan an optional game night, with room limits, practice rounds and a suggested 30 minute agenda.

• New: A plan for your next round together. Compare four games, explain recovery before the first attempt, and split larger groups into rooms with a host in each.

Read the guide

Clearer guides. A gentler graveyard.

See every game in action, learn the basics faster and ease into the first nights of Spoiled Egg.

• Updated: See it. Learn it. Play it. Every game page has a short gameplay clip and three illustrated steps. Shellbound, Excalibegg and Eggladiators have shorter instructions, with controls aligned to the left.
• Fixed: A clean start. Instructions appear before play and disappear as soon as the countdown begins. Excalibegg has corrected cover artwork and a distinct introduction.
• Updated: Find your next game. Game and page references in Eggstra now link to their destinations. Site copy uses simpler punctuation.
• Updated: The graveyard gives you a chance. Spoiled Egg starts with fewer enemies, introduces threats gradually and brings bosses in from wave four. Solo players recover a heart between early waves. Spitter shots show where they will land. Wave ten onward keeps its challenge.

The full game guides are back.

Game pages return to the gameplay preview and title artwork, with rules and controls visible below.

• Fixed: Your game guide, in full. See the gameplay preview beside the game’s title, description and play buttons. Rules, controls and Royal Shells’ pass and play option are back on the page.

See the game guide

Different cities. Same game night.

A new Eggstra guide helps remote friends choose between card competition, lantern rescues, relic defense and graveyard survival.

• New: Pick your kind of evening. Compare Spoons, Lights Out, Shellbound and Spoiled Egg, see real solo gameplay, and learn how to bring everyone into the same friends room.

Read the guide

Ready, set, play.

A clearer countdown, smoother friends rooms and controls that suit either hand.

• Updated: See the board before GO. Friends rooms open onto the game before a shared 3–2–1 countdown. Solo games also count you in when you start or resume.
• Updated: Smoother moves with friends. Remote movement handles uneven connections more gently, reducing sudden jumps.
• New: Pick your hand. Open the game menu, choose Controls and turn on Left handed to swap the movement and action controls.
• Fixed: Hold to play. Holding a game control no longer selects text or opens a long press menu.

Play with friends

Excalibegg: roll with the blows.

Tumble past a swing, send rivals sliding into a pillar and fight for the greatsword with a little more room to breathe.

• New: Roll out of trouble. Press Shift or Q, or tap Roll on your phone, to tumble through a blow. Dash and Flame Spin stay on E and Special.
• Updated: Make every hit count. Blows hang for a beat before sending rivals sliding. A hard slam into a wall or pillar leaves an egg dazed.
• Updated: Hunters take turns. Solo rivals take turns closing on the sword holder and roll away from a winding up swing. Crews of six or more now race to 130 points.
• Updated: Let the moment land. Cracking gets a red flash and a burst of shell and yolk. The deciding moment holds briefly before the results.

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A soundtrack for every game.

Twenty two games get their own background music, from breezy cloud climbs to spooky nights and card table chaos.

• New: Your games have a new groove. New music loops accompany solo rounds, friends games, Ember Volley online, Bad Egg’s roaming phase and Royal Shells matches.
• Updated: Music that knows when to rest. Music rests between rounds and follows sound off and hidden tab settings. Chef Says lowers its music during each call, and quieter tracks leave room for clues and careful thinking.

Pick a game

Neon Nest gets a smoother city drive.

Neon Nest's solo city circuit now has real steering, clearer item effects, richer scenery and a cleaner finish across desktop and phone play.

• Updated: Steer, drift and boost. The city circuit responds to real steering, drifting and boost timing.
• Updated: Race on any screen. The HUD and touch controls adapt cleanly to desktop and phone layouts.
• Updated: Finish with a clean result. The field and clock hold at the third lap finish. The new solo circuit has its own verified finish times so older track records stay separate.

Play Neon Nest

Game scenes fill the screen.

Several games now keep their scenery continuous behind the controls on phones. Shellbound’s upgrade markers sit on their stations instead of floating above the arena.

• Fixed: Continuous game backgrounds. Excalibegg, Shellbound, Spoons, Musical Nests, Chef Says, The Yolk’s on You, Rotten Luck, and Lights Out now fill the play frame without abrupt scenery edges on phones.
• Updated: Clearer Shellbound stations. Upgrade markers are mounted on the stations they identify, leaving the arena easier to read.

Play Excalibegg

Room to roll.

Shellbound and Excalibegg action buttons fit comfortably on narrow phone screens.

• Fixed: Keep every move within reach. Special and Roll stack beside the attack button, keeping the controls on screen when playing on a narrow phone.

Play Shellbound

A spoonful of friendly competition.

Our new Spoons guide explains passing cards, grabbing spoons and getting your friends around the table.

• New: Learn the table before you grab. Read the Spoons walkthrough for matching four cards, passing on desktop or phone, and knowing when everyone can grab.

Read the Spoons guide

Longer nights. Hotter reigns.

Shellbound grows into a deeper night of towers and crew choices. Excalibegg rewards daring reigns and spectacular dethrones.

• Updated: Build for the long night. Face five wave nights and bosses, vote on Omens with your crew, upgrade towers along two paths, and roll through danger. Lantern towers light the yard, and heavier hits make every clash count.
• Updated: Make your reign count. Excalibegg adds escalating reign streaks, bounties, hunter pickups and a double point Golden Hour. Both games have new music.
• Updated: A lighter profile. The profile dropdown has a neon rim, skin prices are simpler, and the footer credits Anbu Corp.

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A new look, earned by playing.

Unlock your favourite egg skins with earned Shellings, right from your profile.

• New: Your collection starts with Sunny Side. The original egg stays free. Preview ten other skins and unlock each for 2,500 earned Shellings. Unlocked skins stay with your account; save your selection to wear it. Skins change your look, never your abilities.
• Updated: Earn by joining the action. Rounds need at least 20 seconds of active gameplay to earn Shellings. Countdown, pauses and time spent spectating do not count. The daily game cap remains 120, so building your collection takes several days.
• Fixed: A cleaner profile menu. Your avatar has no purple hover bar. Your username now sits above your Shellings stash inside the menu.

Explore your skins

Lights Out keeps the night going.

Escape the garden and take on a harder night with your crew. Solo helpers and ghosts now spread out.

• Updated: Another night, another challenge. Escaping starts a harder night. Later nights ask your crew to light lanterns in order and hold the gate seals together.
• Updated: Room to roam. Computer friends scout different lanterns before gathering for help. Ghosts spread their patrols, and the campfire clearing has a raised terrace with a stair entrance.
• Fixed: A cleaner playfield. Removed the extra white hint beneath the shared game HUD. Rules and controls stay in How to play.
• Updated: Your stash lives with your profile. Hover over your name or tap your egg to check Shellings. Your profile has the balance and earning details.
• Updated: A little room for rebuilding. Over Easy is taking a break from Home and Play while its next version is being rebuilt.

Play Lights Out

Find your co op crew.

A new Eggstra guide helps your friends choose between Lights Out, Shellbound and Spoiled Egg.

• New: Three ways to look out for each other. Compare each game’s shared goal and rescue rules, with real solo screenshots and a short gameplay clip.

Find your next co op game

Faster everywhere.

Pages open sooner, and each game downloads only what it needs.

• Updated: Quicker start. The arcade opens with about a third of the code it used to load.
• Updated: Lighter games. Each game fetches its own code and smaller artwork, so first plays on phones arrive sooner.
• Updated: Smoother parties. Friends rooms send less data while you play, with older apps still welcome.

Pick a game

A little more EggVerse, everywhere.

Familiar buttons, clearer pages, and the same game preview wherever you open it.

• Updated: One look across the arcade. Home, Friends, Leaderboards and your profile share clearer headings and familiar buttons.
• Updated: Get a feel for your next game. Game pages now use the same crew preview, controls and play buttons as the pop up.
• Fixed: Make yourself at home. Sign in artwork stays together as your window changes size. Privacy and Terms now sit inside the site.

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Your Shellings, a little simpler.

A quieter place for your stash, and a clearer finish to every round.

• Updated: Your stash, when you need it. Signed in players can check their Shellings from the navigation. Guests get a simple earnings preview after a round.
• Updated: Still in beta. A small Beta label now sits beside the EggVerse logo.

Pick your next game

Eggladiators enters the arena.

Pick your weapon, crack rival shells and send them flying in a new arena brawler for up to eight eggs.

• New: Seven ways to fight. Choose a greatsword, daggers, gloves, hammer, spear, bow or staff. Chain attacks and aim your specials up, down or sideways. Each weapon brings its own signature move.
• New: Crack, launch, repeat. Damage makes rivals easier to launch. Falling off costs a life, and ring outs earn three points. Contest the spotlight for bonus points across three rounds.
• New: Bring the party. Practice solo against three bots or battle with two to eight friends. Mobile players get a thumb stick and separate jump, attack and special buttons.

Over Easy is open, in beta.

A cozy home floating above the clouds. Grow a garden, help your critters and keep a Big Egg warm, a few calm minutes a day.

• Updated: Yolks are now Shellings. Same gold coin, same balance, new name. Earn Shellings in the arcade and spend them on looks for your shell in Over Easy.
• New: A home above the clouds. Your home is half an eggshell floating in the sky. Plant seed eggs and water them once a day, help three critters with small requests, and keep a Big Egg warm until it hatches. New requests arrive at midnight where you live, and nothing withers while you're away.
• New: One sky for everyone. Your shell follows the real season where you live. Monday storms water every garden, and meteor showers on Wednesdays and Saturdays leave stardust to catch.
• New: Somewhere to spend your Shellings. Requests and spare crops earn Shellings, and they buy looks for your shell. Upgrades and travel use materials you find, never Shellings.
• New: It's a beta. Sign in to keep a shell. Your shell carries over when the beta ends, but things can and will change while we build it. Tell us how it's going with Send feedback in the game menu.

Visit your shell

Meet Yolks. Make your next round count.

Earn Yolks when you finish a round, then pass the bragging rights with refreshed result cards.

• New: A little gold for your good eggs. Sign in to earn Yolks for finished rounds, playing with friends and strong finishes. Daily and first try bonuses give you a little extra. Save them for egg looks when the wardrobe opens.
• Updated: Your result, ready to share. Fresh result cards put your score, character and game world together. Save a square or story image, choose a caption, or copy the game link for your friends.
• Fixed: A smoother welcome. Sign in artwork fills the desktop screen, and the refreshed loading screen replaces older cached artwork.

Pick your next game

Excalibegg wears its battle scars.

Damage now leaves visible cracks on your egg throughout the fight.

• Fixed: See your shell breaking. Sword holders and dagger hunters show deeper cracks as health falls, including while walking, attacking and spinning. Recovering health repairs the shell, and defeat keeps the full cracking animation.

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Build your defense in Shellbound.

Spend shared Scrap on defenses, face new boss attacks and ease into the fight with better solo balance.

• New: Build together. Earn shared Scrap, vote on a bolt turret, bramble trap or decoy, then choose a marked pad. Turrets track and fire at enemies, traps slow them, and decoys draw their attention. Protect your defenses: enemies can destroy them.
• Updated: More time to choose. Defense voting gets its own 15 seconds, followed by 12 seconds for placement. Make your choice to return to moving while the crew decides.
• Updated: A fairer fight, with more to dodge. Early waves are gentler for solo eggs and scale with the crew. Boss charges and marked spell strikes keep ranged fighters moving, while Ranger arrows now have a limited reach.
• Updated: Monsters with a proper stride. Distinct enemies now walk with grounded animation, clearer attack effects and more room for their defeat animations.

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Pull the sword. Hold the courtyard.

Excalibegg brings a new sword scramble to EggVerse. Pull the greatsword from the stone, defend your reign, and race to hold it longer than your rivals.

• New: The greatsword is up for grabs. Play solo against three bots or enter a room with 2–8 friends. Stand in the stone's ring to pull the sword, then hold it to score while rivals close in with daggers and dashes.
• Updated: A fairer fight for the holder. The sword holder has an extra heart, can recover a heart by landing a hit, and can use Flame Spin to fend off a crowd. Shorter hunter dashes leave more room to react.

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Same tabs. Clearer game pages.

Phone sign in uses the same tabs as the rest of EggVerse. Game pages share one player count, and each game suggests a different next round.

• Fixed: Sign in with the same tabs. On a phone, sign in now shows Play, Friends, Leaderboards, and You, the same bar as the other pages.
• Fixed: One player count. Game pages and cards now say 1–8 players, or 1–2 players when that is the limit. Bad Egg’s solo button says Play solo, like the other games.
• Fixed: A different next round. Your next round follows the catalog, so each game suggests the next games instead of the same three.

Play

Shellbound: hold together.

Choose your class and defend a golden relic through endless waves, alone or with up to seven friends.

• New: Four classes. One relic. Choose a Vanguard, Ranger, Arcanist or Rogue. Fight player hunting creatures and siege enemies, revive cracked friends, and face bosses every fifth wave.
• New: A longer run. A stronger crew. Earn illustrated upgrades every third cleared wave, evolve your ability after the first boss, and close optional rifts for repairs and rerolls. More players bring a larger arena and bigger hordes.
• Updated: See the danger. A bright sanctuary, distinct class artwork and animated attacks make the action easier to follow. Lost hearts crack your shell; a fully broken egg and red view show when you need reviving.

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Find your next kind of chaos.

More ways to find a game, with newer favourites up front and fewer interruptions.

• Updated: A fresh lineup. Newer games lead the arcade. Cards & bluffs and Party & deception join the filters, and every available game appears in a category.
• Updated: Straight to the arcade. The announcement popup and its What’s new button are gone.

Pick a game

A clearer seat at the card table.

Cheat, Spoons and Rotten Luck now share the same table seating and a cleaner in game layout.

• Updated: One familiar table. The three card games now put you and your rivals in the same places, with your cards and next action together at the bottom. The table stays clear of extra title and status overlays.

Play Spoons

Waking up the arcade.

A new aviator arcade cabinet welcomes you while EggVerse opens.

• Updated: A brighter welcome. The cabinet’s cream panel lights from left to right as the arcade starts, then fades into your page. Reduced motion keeps the panel still.

Open the arcade

Spoons is on the table.

Pass cards, match four and keep one eye on the spoons. One egg misses out each round.

• New: One fewer spoon. One last egg. Play solo against three bots or bring 2–8 friends. Match four of a kind to take the first spoon, then everyone can grab. Miss out and watch the survivors race to the last round.
• Updated: A clearer hand. Spoons and The Yolk’s On You share illustrated cards with centered artwork and easy to read ranks and suits.

Play Spoons

Cloud Hopper: your own climb.

Climb independently with friends through refreshed sky ruins, with smoother steering and one clear standings row.

• Fixed: Climb at your own pace. Each egg now has its own camera, crumbling platforms and pickups. A faster friend no longer pulls your view or removes your next landing. Moving platforms and the rising storm keep a steady pace.
• Updated: A clearer race. Steering responds between network updates, results rank your highest climb, and one character row at the top shows everyone’s position and height.
• Updated: A brighter sky garden. Mossy stone ledges, mechanical lifts, winged crystals and a rolling storm now match Cloud Hopper’s illustrated world. The sky fills the whole screen on phones and desktops.

Play Cloud Hopper with friends

Yolk Sumo: steer first, dash on purpose.

Smoother phone controls and clearer tips for staying out of the heat.

• Fixed: Your thumb steers. Dash does the shoving. Move with the joystick and tap the separate Dash button in solo or friends games. Swiping or adding a second finger to the skillet no longer triggers an accidental dash.
• Updated: Know where the heat is. The illustrated tips now show the heated second phase and the final cool circle, with the surviving egg and a fried rival.

Your cookie choice sticks.

Remember your optional tracking choice when browser storage is full or restricted.

• Fixed: Choose once. Keep playing. A preference cookie now backs up your choice when browser storage cannot save it. Your latest choice applies across eggverse.co and www.eggverse.co, including turning optional tracking off.

Big news. Your choices.

Brave Lights Out’s co op garden, catch the big game announcements once, and choose optional tracking.

• Updated: Keep your crew in the light. Lights Out replaces Ghostlight’s maze with a lantern lit co op garden for 2–8 friends. Relight the great lanterns, rescue lost eggs and reach the dawn gate before the moon sets. Existing Ghostlight rooms need a fresh match.
• New: The big news, together. Three major game highlights share one notice. Tap Got it once and keep playing; revisit the digest through What’s new in the footer.
• New: Cookies. Your call. Accept or reject optional analytics, choose session replay separately, and change your choices through Cookie settings.
• Updated: A clearer first round. Short illustrated lessons use each game’s actual characters. Compact keyboard groups and stacked phone controls make the next move easier to find.

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A clearer start to every game.

Short illustrated guides make it easier to jump into your next game.

• Updated: Learn it at a glance. Game start screens now share three illustrated tips, clearer instructions and controls matched to your device. On phones, the tips sit side by side and the controls stack underneath. Each game keeps its own Start button colour.

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Chef says… take the stage.

Three hearts. One sneaky Chef. Hop, flap and follow the arrows, but only when the Chef says so.

• New: Listen before you leap. Hop, flap, follow arrow combos or freeze. Only obey calls that begin with Chef says. A wrong move, late answer or fake out costs a heart, and each round gets faster.
• New: Bring the whole cast. Play solo against seven bots or share the stage with 2–8 friends. Watch the remaining eggs after you are out. The last egg standing wins; if several survive all eight rounds, the most hearts wins.

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Smoother watching. Simpler stacking.

Follow your friends smoothly in Egg on the Run, and stack with a clearer Drop button.

• Fixed: Watch the run smoothly. Spectator movement in Egg on the Run now flows between updates, keeping the egg, scrolling scenery and hazards together.
• Fixed: One clear Drop button. Multiplayer Egg Stack now uses the same warm colored Drop control as solo, without unnecessary left and right buttons.

Play with friends

One fewer nest. One last egg.

Musical Nests joins EggVerse with solo bots and 2–8 player rooms. Keep circling, freeze for the Chef, and race for a nest when the music stops.

• New: The last nest wins. Walk around the ballroom while the music plays. Camping or moving during the Chef’s freeze gets you stunned and sent to the edge. When the music stops, grab a nest and dash to bump rivals out.
• Updated: Quick instructions, familiar controls. Game introductions pair title artwork with short visual lessons, keyboard keys or mobile gesture guides, and a Start game button.

More room to play with friends.

Endless towers and flights, a wider Spoiled Egg view, and clearer party controls.

• Updated: More responsive Crackle Floor. Your egg reacts to movement and hops immediately, and the floor takes less work to draw.
• Fixed: Keep stacking. Keep flying. Multiplayer Egg Stack continues until the tower falls, and Egg on the Run continues until you crash. Fixed height, turn and time limits no longer end these games.
• Fixed: A wider graveyard. Spoiled Egg with friends fills the desktop playfield and still fits upright phones.
• Updated: A steadier host and clearer controls. The host keeps control through brief reconnects and game changes. Hosts can remove a player from the lobby using visible controls and a confirmation.

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The rotten ones learned to run.

Two speedy new enemies, bigger room hordes and a red boss that would like to throw you out.

• New: Your breakfast is gaining on you. Sour Sprint charges straight at you from wave 3. Scramble Rat weaves through the horde from wave 5. Both arrive with their own running sprites.
• Updated: More room. More rotten. Every opened area spawns enemies and adds 20% more regular zombies to the wave. Ground smashes, rotten eruptions and purple magic now have distinct animated effects.
• New: Seeing Red brought friends. Face two red bosses at wave 30 and three at wave 45. Dodge their wind up: a ram can grab and throw you for two hearts. Brief protection after landing gives you a chance to escape.

More room. More rotten.

Spoiled Egg's graveyard just got bigger. Spend scraps to open four new areas, meet some deeply unpleasant bosses, and face a horde that grows every wave.

• New: Buy yourself some breathing room. Open the Old Crypt, Moldy Hollow, Last Supper Yard and Rotten Orchard with scraps. Once a gate opens, your whole crew can walk through. Unfortunately, so can the zombies.
• New: The bosses brought worse manners. Sourcerer casts spells, Shellbreaker slams the ground, and Hex Yolk makes you dodge staggered magic attacks. Wave 15 introduces Seeing Red: triple Big Rotten's health, a charging ram and a ground smash. Watch the warnings and keep moving.
• Updated: The horde doesn't take a hint. Regular enemies increase every wave, reaching 224 in solo wave 10, 448 at wave 20, 672 at wave 30 and 896 at wave 40. Bosses come on top. Enemies arrive faster as you progress, and friends rooms scale the horde to your crew.

Two new card games. One very suspicious table.

The Yolk’s On You and Rotten Luck join EggVerse with illustrated cards, a cozy games lounge, and solo or friends play.

• New: Keep a straight face. The Yolk’s On You is a game of Cheat. Play 1–4 cards face down and claim the same rank or one higher. Everyone else has seven seconds to call your bluff. After a challenge, the next player chooses any rank. Empty your hand and survive your final claim to win.
• New: The deck is out to crack you. In Rotten Luck, play action cards or draw to end your turn. Use Blocks, Skips and Frying Pans to survive Rotten Eggs and outlast your friends. Egg Toss draws happen one card at a time.
• New: Pull up a chair. Both games have illustrated cards, new sound effects and a full screen table on desktop and phones. Play solo with bots or with 2–8 friends. Two friend Cheat adds Benny as a third player to keep everyone’s hand uncertain.

Meet The Yolk’s On You

More ways to climb.

Shell Clash, Yolkworks and Spoiled Egg join the leaderboards. Solo or with friends, your best result counts.

• New: Three more games. One best result. Climb with your Shell Clash points, completed Yolkworks orders or Spoiled Egg waves survived. Each game has one leaderboard for solo and friends play. Sign in to put your best result on the board.

See the leaderboards

A little look before you leap.

Watch real gameplay, pick your next game and crack into a round with the crew.

• Updated: See the chaos first. Game pages now show real gameplay clips, the game's title artwork and matching Play with friends, Solo and Share buttons. Short descriptions introduce each game, with full instructions ready to read below.
• Fixed: Crack open together. The EggVerse opening animation is back. Friends count down on the eggshell before it cracks into the shared game. Solo keeps the crack transition without an extra launch countdown.

Take a look at Incognitegg

Your egg. Your spot on the podium.

Meet your new player page and chase a place on the live leaderboards.

• New: Big scores. Real bragging rights. Sign in, play solo or with friends, and climb the weekly and all time leaderboards. Your best result counts in eight games, with Neon Nest racers chasing the fastest finish.
• Updated: Pick your player. Choose Sunny Side or Hard Boiled in your new character cabinet. Track games explored, personal bests beaten, and wins with friends. More looks are on the way.

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A livelier market. A closer race.

Incognitegg shoppers spread out, Neon Nest rivals keep the pressure on, and countdowns stay in the game.

• Updated: The whole market is busy. More shoppers browse stalls, wander between benches and occasionally visit bells. Bell visits are spread out, and shoppers find their way around the fountain and furniture.
• Updated: Keep the pack in your mirrors. Neon Nest computer racers keep a more competitive pace, with gentler recovery when behind and an ease off when far ahead. Drift and use your items to make the difference.
• Updated: Ready, right on the playfield. Solo and friends countdowns use the same centered timer. The eggshell transition is gone, and games with their own opening countdown start without a second wait.

Incognitegg: trust nobody in the produce aisle.

A market full of eggs. A few suspicious shoppers. Incognitegg joins the arcade, Neon Nest gets a live race order, and Spoiled Egg turns up the pressure.

• New: Everyone looks innocent. Mostly. Blend into the market solo against five bots or with 2–8 friends. Ring four bells, catch the players pretending to shop, and watch the lead change in the portrait row. One 80 second round; most points wins.
• Updated: More shoppers. Better cover. The market stays busy, with 68 wandering shoppers in solo play and up to 74 in an eight player room. Bells, footsteps and shell cracks have their own sounds.
• Updated: See who is chasing you. Neon Nest now shows driver portraits and names in race order. The row updates as you overtake in solo and shared races.
• Updated: The graveyard woke up. Spoiled Egg’s solo waves bring more rotten eggs, starting with 18 in wave one, and send them in faster. Breaks between waves are now four seconds in solo and co op.

Crackle Floor just hatched. Watch your step.

Three eggshell floors. One boiling pot. A whole carton making questionable decisions. Play Crackle Floor free, solo or with friends.

• New: Every step is one less floor. Tiles crack under your feet and fall away. Hop the gaps, drop to the next floor and try to be the last egg above the pot. One round decides it.
• New: Bring the carton. Or outlast the computers. Play solo against seven bots or share a room with 2–8 friends. Golden tiles repair a little breathing room; the boiling pot makes sure nobody gets too comfortable.
• New: Keep an eye on your crew. Character portraits turn grey when players are cooked. Move with WASD or the arrow keys and hop with Space. On mobile, use the joystick and Hop button.

Bring the whole party.

Egg Stack, Ghostlight, Yolkworks, Frost Hop, Cloud Hopper and Shadow Step now seat all eight friends, and the team games get harder as your crew grows.

• Updated: Eight seats in six more games. Egg Stack, Ghostlight, Yolkworks, Frost Hop, Cloud Hopper and Shadow Step used to seat four. Now the whole party plays, and nobody has to sit out and watch.
• Updated: Bigger crew, bigger job. Ghostlight wakes up to six ghosts. Yolkworks asks for up to six orders a line on faster belts. Egg Stack builds a taller tower, three eggs for every builder.

Play with friends

Egg Shop is coming.

Take a look at the Egg Shop preview on your profile and tell us which looks you'd want. Nothing is for sale yet, and every egg you have now stays free.

• New: Tell us what you'd want. Your profile now shows a preview of the Egg Shop. Tap "I'd get this" on anything you like. Nothing is for sale yet, tapping doesn't charge you, and all 11 looks you have today stay free.

Spoiled Egg with your whole crew.

Fight one horde with 2–8 friends, crack into party games together and make every scrap count.

• New: One graveyard, everyone on it. Your crew fights the same horde on one map. Two players face twice as many rotten eggs, rising to five times as many for eight players, with faster spawns. A cracked teammate returns at the campfire next wave; the run ends when the whole crew is down.
• Updated: Crack in together. Starting a party game now closes the lobby into an eggshell. Races and shared games count down to the room’s start time. Bad Egg opens onto your role, and Royal Shells onto the board. Joining a game already under way takes you straight in.
• Updated: Make every scrap count. Each Overcooker upgrade doubles the next price, and scraps and weapon drops are rarer. Perks last 45 seconds, with icons that drain as time runs out.

Spoiled Egg opens the kitchen.

Spend your scraps between waves: new weapons, upgrades for every gun, perks, armour and a Mystery Carton worth gambling on.

• New: Spend your scraps. A short break between waves opens the kitchen: the Mystery Carton, the Overcooker and Supplies. Buy 4 new weapons, upgrade any of the 8 guns, or take Hard Boiled armour for a while.
• New: Four perks, three slots. Pick the perks that suit your run. Bloaters now set each other off in chains, so crowd control pays.
• Updated: Walk over a gun to take it. Dropped weapons are picked up as you run past them. Your scraps sit in the top left and the wave sits in the top strip, so the screen stays clear while you fight.

Small fixes for phone players.

Egg on the Run’s fork warning stays on screen when you hold your phone upright, and Royal Shells now pauses when you step away and explains its controls for touch.

• Fixed: See the fork coming. On phones held upright, the warning for an upcoming fork in Egg on the Run could sit past the edge of the screen. It now stays in view.
• Updated: Royal Shells waits for you. Solo and pass and play games pause when you switch apps or tabs, so you can pick up right where you left off.
• Updated: Instructions made for touch. On phones and tablets, Royal Shells explains moves as taps instead of keyboard keys.

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Crack it open.

Solo games now crack open out of an eggshell, scores count up to a landing, and the arcade answers your taps and invites with small touches.

• New: Crack into a game. Start a solo game or practice with bots and an eggshell closes over the screen, then cracks open onto your game.
• Updated: Scores that count up. Results count up to your score and land with a bounce before any new best sparkles.
• Updated: Friends drop in. When a friend joins your party, their egg drops into its seat. Copying an invite or game link shows a small egg note to confirm it.
• Updated: Quicker starts. Games start loading as soon as you open their preview, and cover art softly fades in from the game’s color.
• Updated: A livelier arcade. The portal glows and stars twinkle around the arch. The menu highlight slides to the page you pick with a little sparkle, and buttons squish under your thumb on phones.
• New: Little sounds. Buttons, dice and results make quiet little sounds. They stay silent when you have muted the arcade.
• Fixed: Smoother trips home. Going back to Play or tapping the logo no longer reloads the whole site, and tapping the game search on an iPhone no longer zooms the page.

Visit the arcade

Find your next little escape.

New games and recent updates now have a place of their own, above the full arcade.

• Updated: New in EggVerse. Find recent launches and game updates beneath the homepage hero, then browse Pick your kind of chaos with the familiar game previews and filters.
• Fixed: A smoother welcome. Friends, Rewards and Sign in share the homepage’s calm purple sky, with their stars, clouds and characters still in place. The sign in card has a cleaner edge with its corner glow intact.

Explore the arcade

Two thumbs. One rotten crowd.

Spoiled Egg now has separate movement and aiming joysticks on mobile.

• Updated: Move left. Fire right. Move with your left thumb and point the right joystick to aim and fire. Let go to stop shooting. The mobile how to play guide shows both controls.

The arcade got a little extra shine.

Game cards light up and lean toward your cursor, pages glide into each other, and the arcade throws a little confetti when something good happens.

• Updated: Cards with a glow. Game cards lean toward your cursor with a neon edge and a glow in each game’s colors. Pick a mood and the cards slide into their new places.
• Updated: Roll the dice. Pick a game for me now rolls a real little die. Game previews pop open and slide between games as you browse.
• New: Sparkles for a new best. Beat your personal best and your results card bursts into pixel sparkles. Starting a game and picking your egg get a little burst too.
• Updated: Roomier buttons on phones. Play with friends gets the big button in game previews, with Solo right beside it.

Visit the arcade

Spoiled Egg enters the arcade.

Survive waves of rotten eggs in a moonlit clearing. Keep moving, collect dropped weapons and see how many waves your shell can take.

• New: Outlast the horde. Move and aim independently, collect dropped weapons and dodge Big Rotten every third wave. Six hearts track your health; fully cleared waves count toward your best.
• New: Challenge your friends. Play solo or start a 2–8 player score challenge. Each player faces their own horde, and the room compares waves survived.

Neon Nest: take the wheel.

Hold to drive, find your pace, and keep the boosts coming.

• Updated: You drive this thing. Hold W or Up to accelerate, or hold the joystick on mobile. Lift off to coast. Your kart has a higher top speed, with calmer computer rivals and new racing sounds.
• Fixed: Boosts for the whole grid. Road boost pads stay on the track for every racer to use.

Race Neon Nest

Make yourself at home.

The EggVerse crew has a new welcome for you, with a clearer sign in page that feels at home on phones and bigger screens.

• Updated: A warmer welcome. Our crew peeks around a simpler sign in card, with familiar yellow buttons and a layout that fits your screen. Google, Apple and guest play stay easy to find.

Back to the arcade

One egg. Endless ice.

Frost Hop keeps going for as long as you can. Clear drifting floes with one life and make every landing count.

• Updated: How far can you hop? The 30 floe finish and multiplayer timer are gone. Miss a landing or let the ice crack and your run ends. Your result now counts floes cleared instead of bonus points.

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Neon Nest takes to the city streets.

Race through connected neon neighborhoods, choose your route through Shell Square, and catch a rival’s slipstream to set up your next overtake.

• Updated: A city worth racing through. Connected storefronts, a transit district and waterfront give the lap a new look. Take the market bend or the raised express route through Shell Square.
• New: Catch their slipstream. Follow closely and stay aligned behind a moving kart to charge a short speed boost. Airflow trails appear while you are in the stream.
• Updated: More racing. Less getting stuck. Computer racers use drift boosts and choose pickups more carefully. Toast fires forward even without a target, shocks reach fewer nearby karts, and drift protection matches the shield item.

Race Neon Nest

Straight into your room.

Joined Friends rooms put your crew and ready controls first.

• Updated: Your party, right there. The big Friends banner stays on the Friends page. Once you join a room, a compact game shelf, player spots and ready controls take its place.
• Fixed: Ready in yellow. The ready button keeps its yellow and purple colors when you hover or press it.
• Updated: One tidy footer. On mobile, Play, Friends and Rewards sit together beside our little break message, just like in the iPhone app.

Gather your friends

Out of the run. Still with the crew.

Egg on the Run keeps you in the action after your egg cracks.

• Fixed: Watch from the same world. Spectating fills the game screen and keeps the remaining eggs visible. Follow a friend, switch who you watch, and stay with your crew until the round ends.

Play with friends

Ready on every screen.

Friend rooms fit your screen, and game instructions show the controls you actually use.

• Fixed: Room to play. Joining a friend’s room now uses the full game view. Games start with an automatic layout that follows your window’s orientation.
• Updated: A little warm up. Read how to play before readying up with friends. Touchscreens get illustrated gesture tips, while desktop players see keyboard controls.

Pick a game

A little arcade tidy up.

Five games are taking a break while we give them more work.

• Updated: A smaller menu, for now. Pearl Plunge, Eggstronaut, Egg Pinball, Dino Gold Rush and Clockwork Courier are temporarily off the arcade menu and Friends game selector. The rest of the arcade is ready to play.

Explore the arcade

Lighter game sounds.

Updated sound playback across the solo arcade, including Shell Clash and Neon Nest.

• Updated: Less work with every effect. Flaps, jumps, hits and pickups now reuse prepared sounds across all 18 solo minigames and the runner, including Dodge Yolk. Sound controls and effect volumes stay the same.

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Dodge Yolk takes the court.

Grab a yolk, dodge the blue team, and catch your friends back into the game.

• New: Red versus blue. Play solo 3v3 with bots or share one court with 2–8 friends. Charge your throws, catch incoming yolks to revive a teammate, and clear the other team to win the round. Best of five.
• New: Ready for thumbs or keys. On a phone, steer with the joystick, hold Throw and drag to aim, then release. Tap Catch as a ball arrives. On desktop, use WASD or the arrow keys, hold and release Space to throw, and press Shift to catch.

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Lighter solo play.

Less background work while playing, with simpler overlays above the action.

• Updated: More room for the action. Reduced background work during solo games and simplified the effects behind live scores and controls, including Shell Clash and Neon Nest.

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Smoother phone and party play.

Less rendering work on phones and steadier movement in shared games.

• Updated: Lighter phone rendering. Minigames draw at their native pixel art resolution on touch devices to reduce unnecessary rendering work.
• Updated: Steadier party movement. Shared games smooth uneven updates and spend less time rebuilding the playfield between frames. Game rules and your tilt controls stay the same.

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Tilt to steer in 9 games.

Every game that moves left and right now steers by tilting your phone, solo or with friends, and Neon Nest's item sits on the control bar.

• New: Lean to move. Tilt your phone to steer in Shellbreaker, Shell Clash, Egg Pop, Eggstronaut, Ember Volley and Clockwork Courier, as well as Neon Nest, Dino Gold Rush and Cloud Hopper. It works in multiplayer rooms too, and you can turn it off from the game menu.
• Updated: Your item, one key away. Neon Nest's item now sits on the control bar, spins there when you grab a box, and shows its Q key on desktop.

Play Neon Nest

Every game plays the same way now.

All 20 games now open the same way, keep your score and status in the same places, and put movement under your left thumb and actions under your right.

• Updated: Same start, same buttons. Every game opens on the same start card, with keys drawn like the ones you press. In play, movement sits on the left and actions on the right, and a key fills back up while its ability recharges.
• Updated: Your score lives top left. The number that decides the game, whether that's score, height, distance or place, sits in the same corner in every game, solo or with friends, with the round's progress and timer just below.
• New: Tilt to steer. On phones, tilt to steer in Neon Nest, Dino Gold Rush and Cloud Hopper, or turn it off in the game menu. Tap the pinball flippers and Yolkworks switches directly.
• New: Neon Nest item boxes spin. Grab a box and it spins for 3 seconds before your item lands. Your item shows as a picture you can tap to use.
• Updated: Taller towers, longer runs. Egg Stack measures your tower in feet, and the crane speeds up as it grows. Egg on the Run counts distance.

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Every game says who to bring.

The friends box in a game preview now tells you who the game is best with, instead of repeating what you just read.

• Updated: Who to round up. Open any game and the friends box says who it plays best with, rather than restating the description above it. Share now sits beside Play solo, where you decide how to start.

Gather your friends

Game previews get to the point.

Every game preview now opens with what the game actually is, and sharing sits with the other buttons instead of interrupting the description.

• Updated: The description comes first. Opening a game now leads with how it plays, right under the player count. Share moved up beside Close, so nothing sits between you and the rules.
• Updated: Yolk Sumo says what it is. Shove rivals onto the heated skillet. Phone controls moved down with the rest of the controls, where every other game keeps them.

Named players, a new lineup and a Yolk Sumo warm up.

Your players have names, the most polished games now lead the list, and Yolk Sumo gets a hands on guide.

• Updated: Meet the crew. The eleven players under Pick your player now have names: Sunny Side, Hard Boiled, Captain Hop, Sous Purr, Eggbot 3000, Dusty, Twinkletoes, Trash Panda, Blue, Agent Woof and Soul Scrambler. Whoever you picked before is still yours.
• Updated: Best games first. Egg Stack, Bad Egg, Neon Nest, Royal Shells, Yolk Sumo, Shadow Step and Shellbreaker now lead the game list.
• New: Warm up for Yolk Sumo. Yolk Sumo’s page now has a Ways to play guide: try a practice dash, check the controls, and learn how the shrinking pan and shoves work before you jump in.

Home and Play are now one page.

The homepage is now where you play. Filter and search all 20 games right under the portal, or let EggVerse pick one for you.

• Updated: One place to find a game. Play now takes you to the homepage. The game filters (Quick reflexes, Aim & think, Up, up, up) and search sit right above the games, three across on computers and two across on phones.
• Updated: Pick a game for me, front and centre. The big yellow button at the top of the homepage now opens a random game so you can jump straight in.

Every game, right on the front page.

The homepage now shows all 20 games at once, with how many players each one takes. No extra click to find your next round.

• Updated: All 20 games on the homepage. Every game now sits in one grid on the front page, four across on computers and two across on phones. Each tile shows the game and how many eggs can play, from one up to eight.
• New: Can't decide? Let us pick. A new Pick a game for me button at the top of the homepage opens a random game so you can jump straight in.
• Fixed: Faster first look on phones. The portal scene at the top of the homepage now loads a lighter image on phones and shows a soft preview while it arrives, instead of an empty purple space.

Shadow Step mixes the climb.

Each Shadow Step retry builds a new alley. Windows sit closer together after a short opening run, so the first seconds teach the swap instead of repeating last night’s layout.

• Updated: A new alley every climb. Play again no longer repeats the same windows. Each retry rolls a fresh mix of walls and hazards, so last run’s path will not save you.
• Updated: Two seconds, then the swap. You get a short run up before anything can crack you. After that, the windows sit closer together and never pile up three in a row on one wall.

Yolk Sumo hits the stove.

A new slippery sumo: shove other eggs toward the hot rim of a shrinking butter pan. Last dry egg wins.

• New: The pan is the arena. Play Yolk Sumo solo against rival eggs, or bring two to eight friends onto the same pan. The cool butter shrinks. Slide onto the hot rim and you cook.
• New: Dash with Space, or a flick. WASD or the arrows steer. Space bursts you forward, and the cream Space key fills while dash recharges. On a phone, hold to steer; flick or tap with a second finger to dash.
• New: Rivals pick their own fights. Practice bots lock onto different eggs instead of all chasing you. When someone cooks, the shell cracks first, then a yolk stays on the pan.

Cloud Hopper is a climb of ledges.

Cloud Hopper drops the enemies. Moving and crumbling clouds, rare late boosts, and a storm that only closes in if you stop.

• Updated: The climb is the challenge. No more sky fights. Ledges slide, rise, or crumble, and they get farther apart the higher you go. Trampolines show up sometimes; hats, rockets and jetpacks are rare finds higher up.
• Fixed: The storm waits until you camp. Keep hopping and the weather stays below you, out of sight. Stop climbing and it rises up behind you. A trampoline or rocket no longer yanks it up to the egg. Miss a cloud and you still drop off the sky.

Play Cloud Hopper

Safer chat in rooms.

Room chat now hides slurs, strong language and contact details before anyone sees them, and players can report someone who spoils the game.

• New: Report a message. Tap the flag beside a chat message to report that player. Once two different players report someone, that player can no longer chat in the room. The host's report counts once, like anyone's. Muted players can keep playing.
• Updated: Chat hides the worst of it. Slurs, strong language and contact details such as email addresses are hidden before a message reaches the room. EggVerse invite links still work. A player who keeps sending hidden messages loses chat for that room.

Gather your friends

Your royal invitation is ready.

Meet the royal family, learn the moves, and invite your next rival.

• New: A guide to the throne. Royal Shells now has an About page with controls and ways to play. Use Share game in the preview or guide to copy a link for your next royal rival.

Explore Royal Shells

One more round, in full colour.

Every game now ends with its own illustrated title and a matching result card. Mobile web taps stay focused on playing.

• Updated: A proper finish for every game. All games now share Cloud Hopper’s result card style, with their own title artwork, replay and sharing. Multiplayer keeps your score, standings and host controls together.
• Fixed: Less accidental highlighting. Tapping or holding game controls on the mobile website no longer selects game text. Room code fields and menus still work as usual.

Pick a game

Find a game for your crew.

Three new Eggstra guides help you choose a game for friends and plan your next game night.

• New: A little help planning egg night. Explore games to play with friends, picks for four players and a game night plan, with artwork, player counts and direct game links.

Find your next game

Royal Shells takes the crown.

Your egg crew has a new move. Royal Shells brings classic chess to a lantern lit castle courtyard, with a friend online, the castle computer, or two players sharing one screen.

• New: Small shells. Royal rivalries. Meet Royal Shells: classic chess with egg kings, queens, knights and a courtyard full of character. Captured eggs get their cute cracked shell moment. Protect your king and find checkmate.
• New: Three ways to take the throne. Invite one friend through the familiar Friends lobby, play solo against the castle computer, or pass one device between two players. Online matches have exactly two seats. Tap or click an egg, then a highlighted square to move. Choose a new piece when your pawn reaches the far end.
• New: Your board, your view. Play in portrait or landscape, flip the board, review your moves and open the familiar in game menu. Solo players can choose the computer difficulty and take back a turn.

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Pass the bragging rights.

Share your games and round results with your friends.

• New: Your result, ready to share. Save square or story result cards with your character, score and optional player names. Multiplayer cards include the crew’s results.
• New: Send a game to the group chat. Use Share game on game previews and game pages to copy a link.

Find your next game

Neon Nest brings the chaos.

New items, visible drifts and a perfectly timed start make every lap count.

• New: Toast your rivals. Fire a Toast Rocket, boost with Rocket Roast, block a hit with Bubble Wrap, leave a Yolk Slick or zap nearby karts with Static Pop. Computer rivals now collect and use items too, with visible launches, hits and protection.
• Updated: Nail the start. Slide the corner. Random starting spots and synchronized traffic lights set up the race. Press Drive just as GO appears for a launch boost. Drifts now slide and spark, wheels spin, and holding rear view lets you watch the chase.
• Updated: More room. More chances. The wider four lane track gives racers space. Item boxes return after four seconds, while dodged yolk spills remain on the circuit until a kart hits them, even on a later lap.
• Fixed: Contact with consequences. Rear end collisions briefly spin the trailing kart; side contact nudges both. A short recovery window prevents repeated spinouts. Static Pop now shows its electric wave, affected rivals and blocked hits.

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Find your next round.

Browse games without closing the preview, with a clearer choice of how to play.

• Updated: Keep browsing. Jump to the previous or next game from its cover preview, or let Surprise me pick your next round.
• Updated: Choose how you play. Play with friends and Play solo now sit side by side. Find each game's full guide under About, just below Controls.

Browse games

Every game has a home.

Meet your next game, learn the controls, and send a friend straight to its page.

• New: A page for every game. All 18 games now have their own page with rules, controls, player counts, and buttons for solo play or a friends room. Find the game page link inside any preview.
• Updated: A little inside knowledge. Game pages and Eggstra guides now point to each other, and the Neon Nest guide spells out the item keys.
• Fixed: Lost links land properly. Missing pages now help you back to the arcade, and old Field Guide links take you to Eggstra! Eggstra!.

Browse the games

Less repeat. More play.

Patch notes keep one copy of repeated game artwork and play guides, dates share one continuous scroll, and game previews lose an extra description line.

• Fixed: Read it once. Repeated artwork and play guides appear once within each day’s patches. Date links open the same continuous timeline, with the selected day in view.
• Updated: Cleaner game previews. The extra description paragraph is removed from every game preview. The game’s main hook, instructions and play options remain.

One day. All the updates.

Every patch from the same day now lives under one date, with a single sidebar entry that follows you through the whole day’s updates.

• Fixed: One date in the sidebar. Patches published on the same day are grouped together. Pick September 12 to see all of its updates; the date stays highlighted until you reach another day. Existing links to individual patches still work.

Your next climb starts here.

Try a wall swap before your next Shadow Step run. Eggstra now explains the ways to play, brings your friends straight into a room, and keeps the date beside the update you are reading.

• New: A little warm up before the climb. Shadow Step posts now have a Ways to play guide. Try swapping your egg and shadow, check the keyboard and phone controls, and open the power guide to see what updrafts, surges and shields do.
• Updated: Bring your crew, or take a solo shift. Play with friends opens a Shadow Step room for 2–4 players, ready for your invitations. Play solo starts your own run with no bots. Both options sit beside the rules, so the next step is easy to find.
• Fixed: The date follows your reading. The patch note sidebar now follows the update on screen as you scroll down or back up, including long posts and images that finish loading later. Updates published on the same day also show their titles so you can tell them apart.
• Updated: Answers that are easier to find. Game rules and play options are available in the page text as soon as it loads. Article details, images and share descriptions now stay in sync when you move between Eggstra stories and patch notes.

A clearer home for small updates.

Small fixes and improvements stay in patch notes. Eggstra is reserved for bigger updates and stories.

• Updated: Patch notes for the little things. Routine updates now appear in patch notes without adding an Eggstra story. The latest Friends update remains in patch notes.

Good eggs. One party.

Invite your friends, pick a game and get ready together, all from the Friends page.

• Updated: Invite first. Pick together. Tap an empty egg to copy your invite. Hosts can change games before the round starts while keeping the same room code and everyone in the party. Ready up again when you have made your choice.
• Updated: A place for every egg. Centered egg slots match the selected game’s player count. Invite and copy buttons celebrate when your link is copied, and keyboard controls are easy to find under How to play.
• Updated: A little more personality. Navigation gets playful reactions, and the Rewards page now shows a simple coming soon message.

Gather your friends

Shadow Step takes the night shift.

Swap places with your shadow and race up a moonlit alley. Shadow Step is now an endless wall runner with falling enemies, faster climbs, true solo play and rare powers that help your friends.

• New: Your shadow is your escape route. Shadow Sprint becomes Shadow Step: an endless climb between two apartment walls. Press Space or tap Swap to trade places with your own shadow and escape a hazard. Your egg runs sideways with its feet against the wall, using the same original character artwork.
• Updated: Higher means harder. The climb gradually gets faster and obstacles get closer together as you gain height. One unprotected hit cracks your egg. There is no finish line: keep going until your shell gives out, then try to beat your own last climb.
• New: Trouble drops in from above. Watch for warnings before diving pigeons and angry plant pots fall into your path. Flaming toasters, haunted shutters, swinging signs and fans join the climb, all set against a pixel art alley full of warm windows, balconies and moonlight.
• Updated: Solo means solo. Friends share the climb. Play solo with just your egg and its shadow, with no bots filling the screen. Or bring one, two or three friends into the same course. If an egg cracks, the survivors keep moving; the last survivor can keep climbing until they fall too.
• New: Catch a draft. Treasure a lucky find. Teal vents give a visible burst of wind and a faster climb. Rare Shadow Surge pickups blast you through danger, while rare shields block one hit. In a friends room, one player collecting a power grants it to every living teammate. Each egg gets its own protection; cracked eggs stay cracked.
• Updated: The whole night shift fits your screen. Portrait and landscape keep the illustrated alley and the original eggs. Height, pace, the menu and the Swap control stay inside the game. Keyboard keycaps make Space to swap and P to pause solo play easy to spot.
• Updated: Every release gets its own notes. New public releases now bring their update to Eggstra! Eggstra! and patch notes together, so you can see what changed without waiting for a separate news post. Older updates keep their own links.

Your crew, all in one place.

A new Friends page, Egg on the Run friends on one screen, games that fit any screen, the EggVerse logo as your browser icon, and a fix for missing game artwork.

• New: A new home for your party. Browse games in a carousel, see your room before you make it, create a room, or join your friends with a code.
• New: The right number of seats. The party stage shows one seat per player the selected game allows, two, four or eight, with your egg already in the first.
• New: Games fit your screen. Every game sits in a landscape or portrait cabinet inside the visible screen. Auto follows how you hold the device; instructions and party details open in panels.
• New: Fly together in Egg on the Run. Everyone in the room flies the same course on one screen, with names above each egg. The eggs never collide, only the course can end your run.
• Updated: A little more egg personality. Your egg says hello when you hover or tap it on the party stage.
• Updated: Claim your username. The account page says what it means, and the label above your profile is gone.
• Updated: The EggVerse in your tab. The browser icon is now the EggVerse logo.
• Fixed: Game artwork is back. The responsive update briefly dropped each minigame's background scenery. It is restored and scales with both orientations.
• Fixed: Navigation returns after a game. Leaving a game brings the site navigation back every time.

Play with friends

Sharper rounds. Cleaner screens.

Bad Egg votes get a reveal, Neon Nest gets faster, three games get reworked, and every game gets its own invite card.

• New: Bad Egg shows the vote. After voting, everyone watches the same reveal: the egg walks, cracks, and shows whether it was innocent or the bad egg. The ballot is published after each vote.
• New: Every game has its own invite. All 18 games share links with their own title, player count and cover art. Play with friends on a game's preview creates a room for that game directly.
• Updated: Neon Nest moves faster. Races run about sixty percent quicker with sharper acceleration, and the checkered line appears only where a lap actually ends.
• Updated: Cloud Hopper, Ember Volley and Egg on the Run. New sky gardens and a landing streak boost in Cloud Hopper. One court, buffered jumps and aimed spikes in Ember Volley, first to seven. Tighter gates and slimmer pipes in Egg on the Run.
• Updated: One attempt, no free powers. Solo survival games start with one life and restart on loss. Rechargeable powers are gone outside Neon Nest; collectibles you earn during play remain.
• Updated: Results tell you what happened. Bad Egg results separate the bad egg from the crew, name who was voted out, and keep everyone's role private until the end.
• Fixed: Neon pickups no longer vanish. Item boxes in the taller portrait view were being clipped out of sight. They stay visible until you claim them.
• Fixed: Fewer buttons in the playfield. Egg on the Run has one fullscreen button and no duplicate flight control on the restart screen. Repeated on canvas instructions are gone across the arcade.

Play Bad Egg

Fourteen more ways to play together.

Shared multiplayer for fourteen more games, and a homepage that helps you find them.

• New: Fourteen shared multiplayer games. Shellbreaker, Egg Stack, Ember Volley, Cloud Hopper and ten more now run as shared worlds where everyone plays in the same space.
• Updated: Find a game faster. The homepage groups games by the kind of round you want, and every tab uses the same heading style.
• Updated: Sunset, Neon, Cloud Hopper and Bad Egg. Approved updates to all four are back in the public arcade.

Open the arcade

The arcade, ready for company.

The first public preview: eighteen games, rooms for friends, Neon Nest kart racing and a view that fits whatever you play on.

• New: Eighteen games to explore. Run, race, jump, solve puzzles, or take a turn as the Bad Egg.
• New: Neon Nest kart racing. Three laps on a shared track with items and a finish line. Friend races rank by position first, then time.
• New: Come back as a guest or sign in. Return to the arcade without an account, or sign in and keep your profile with you.
• New: Watch a friend's race. Spectate from a friend's room instead of waiting for the round to end.
• Updated: Frost Hop and Cloud Hopper. Reworked movement and new scenery across both games.
• Updated: Play, Friends and Rewards. Each tab opens on its own illustrated scene, and the homepage got a new share card.

Open the arcade